Test Bank for The Clinical Placement An Essential Guide for Nursing Students 4th Edition Levett-Jones
Test Bank for The Clinical Placement An Essential Guide for Nursing Students, 4th Edition, Tracy Levett-Jones, Kerry Reid-Searl, Sharon Bourgeois, ISBN: 9780729542845
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Rules of Engagement
– Introduction
– Know the Lie of the Land
– The Clinical Placement – What It Is and Why It Matters
– Person-Centred Care
– Models of Care
– Competent Practice
– Working Within Your Scope of Practice
– Supervision and Support
– Working Hard to Belong
– First Impressions Last
– Mandatory Requirements for Clinical Placements
– The Roles and Responsibilities of the Interprofessional Healthcare Team
– References
Chapter 2: Great Expectations
– Introduction
– Patients’ Expectations
– Clinicians’ Expectations
– Managers’ Expectations
– Professional Expectations
– Legal Requirements
– Nursing Students’ Expectations
– Speak Up, Speak Out
– Don’t Take Things Personally
– Compliance and Compromise
– Exercise Your Rights
– References
Chapter 3: How You Act
– Introduction
– Cultural Competence
– Patient Safety
– Clinical Governance
– Evidence-Based Practice
– Advocacy
– Managing Conflict
– Dealing with Horizontal Violence
– Dealing with Sexual Harassment
– Self-Care
– Putting Work Ahead of Your Studies
– Clinical Placements in Organisations Where You Are Employed
– Clinical Placements at Distant Locations
– Clinical Learning Objectives
– Student Assessment
– Giving and Receiving Gifts
– Visitors During Clinical Placements
– Using Supplies From the Healthcare Organisation
– Punctuality and Reliability
– References
Chapter 4: How You Think And Feel
– Introduction
– Empathic Nursing Practice
– Reflective Practice
– Reality Check and Seeing Feedback
– Emotional Intelligence
– Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning
– Ethical Dilemmas in Nursing
– Crossing the Line
– References
Chapter 5: How You Communicate
– Introduction
– Therapeutic Communication
– Interprofessional and Intraprofessional Communication
– Communicating as a Professional Nurse
– Diversity and Its Impact on Clinical Communication
– Using Professional Language
– Documentation and Legal Issues
– Patient Handover
– Telephones and the Internet
– Use of Social Media
– Self-Disclosure
– Receiving and Providing Effective Feedback
– References
Chapter 6: Insights From Experts
– Introduction
– Intensive Care Nursing
– Paediatric Nursing
– Prison Nursing
– Trauma Nursing
– Medical Surgical Nursing
– Older Person Nursing
– Community Nursing
– Drug and Alcohol Nursing
– Mental Health Nursing
– Practice Nursing
– Palliative Care
– Clinical Research in Nursing
